Earthrise by Leonard S Marcus

Earthrise by Leonard S Marcus

The Old Water-Colour Society 1804-1904 is a beautifully illustrated history of the Society of Painters in Watercolours. Charles Holme presents a detailed account of the society's founding, its growth and development, and its major artists and exhibitions. This book is a celebration of the art of watercolor and its role in British artistic culture.

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Leonard S. Marcus is a well-known and diverse writer, historian, and critic in the children's book sector, as well as a contributor and editor for a number of periodicals. Leonard was just named literary director of the Kennedy Center's Night Kitchen Radio Theater in Washington, D.C. C.He graduated from Yale University with a degree in history and the University of Iowa Graduate Writers' Workshop with a degree in poetry. He and his wife, picture-book artist Amy Schwartz, live in Brooklyn, New York, with their son Jacob.